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I tightly gripped the Azure Blood Sword, its blade glinting coldly in the rain, becoming my only support. Yun Yi drew his long sword, its tip pointing to the ground as he sensed the surroundings. We trudged through the torrential downpour, each step proving to be exceptionally difficult.
"This way!" Yun Yi suddenly pointed towards a nearby cliff, where we could faintly see a cave amidst the heavy rain. We decided to seek shelter there temporarily.
We quickly moved toward the cave, but the force of the storm exceeded our expectations. The fierce winds whipped up the rain, forming walls of water that blocked our path. I felt as if I might be blown away by the wind when, at that moment, Yun Yi reached out and firmly grasped my hand.
"Hold on to me and don't let go!" His voice was particularly resolute amidst the storm.
I clutched his hand tightly, and together we supported each other as we inched closer to the cave. In the wind and rain, our bodies pressed closely together; I could feel his warmth and strength, which brought me a sense of comfort.
Finally, we reached the cave. Though its entrance was small, it was enough to shield us from the wind and rain. We collapsed inside, panting heavily, yet there was an indescribable warmth in our hearts.
Yun Yi looked at me with concern in his eyes. "Are you alright?"
I shook my head. "I'm fine, thank you, Yun Yi."
He smiled gently at me and shook his head. "We shouldn't be so formal; we've been through this together."
We took a moment to rest in the cave while the storm raged outside, but our hearts were unusually calm. This sudden tempest had deepened our trust and understanding of each other in an intangible way. In this confined space, we sat in silence, quietly accompanying one another as we softly shared our stories and exchanged thoughts.
"Ling Xue, I believe we will find Qingxin Grass to dispel the curse of the Azure Blood Sword. As for those black-clad pursuers you mentioned—hmph! I look forward to meeting them," Yun Yi's voice echoed in the cave with an inexplicable strength.
I gazed at his determined face, warmth swelling in my heart. "I believe that as long as we fight side by side, we can defeat them."
Deep within the Abyssal Valley, we spent a long night in the cave. The next day, when the first rays of sunlight pierced through the clouds and illuminated the cave, Yun Yi and I set off again according to the map in search of Ice Heart Grass.
The continuous mountain ranges acted as natural barriers with narrow and slippery paths. We had to navigate through landslides and cliffs; every step was fraught with uncertainty and danger.
We arrived at a steep cliff face that was nearly impossible to climb. Looking up at its summit shrouded in mist made it hard to discern what lay above.
"It seems we'll need to find another route; this direction is too perilous. Climbing over it could lead to a fatal fall," Yun Yi said hesitantly.
I nodded but felt a surge of anxiety within me. Time was pressing; we needed to cross this cliff quickly to find Qingxin Grass sooner. Moreover, the Azure Blood Sword had been humming ominously lately, as if sensing an impending danger lurking behind me.
Just then, I suddenly spotted what appeared to be a hidden path winding between the cliffs. Though narrow, it seemed to lead toward the summit.
"Look over there!" I pointed towards that path, hope flickering in my eyes.
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